Infinite Horror: Copying Luo Li at the Beginning Stunned Zheng Zha

The whole life is not funny, and the villain is not qualified. All the supporting characters have higher personality charm than the protagonist. They are neither evil nor good, nor good nor good. The clown protagonist is neither good nor bad. The clones without a system are all more interesting than the protagonist. How can a novel about "a whole life" have such a boring protagonist?

It's too late to save Ming Yanwei now. Otherwise, we can mentally control the gangsters and press Ming Yanwei to watch them fuck Zhang Heng, or the gangsters and Zhang Heng can enter the space together and reenact the plot.

I thought I was invincible by roasting my own kidneys and eating them ("Infinite Suicide"), so what kind of master is Zheng Zha, the ntr of the cute eagle girl?

I think really selfish people will not pay to read at Qidian. Not many people like the kind of birth protagonist you wrote.

Now the protagonist is a puppet controlled by the system. He has changed from a kind-hearted ordinary person to a person who will do whatever it takes to get points from the system. It symbolizes an adult who has been polished and alienated by society. The clone of the protagonist has lost his memory after the age of 13 and has seen the darkness of society as an adolescent. It symbolizes the innocence of the protagonist's childhood. As an adult, the protagonist People control the wealth (system) and have the power to crush children. Although the children tried their best, they fell under the machinations of the adults. It seems that they will come back later and work together to defeat the evil protagonist. This is written, how did it change from a happy novel to a royal novel, but it looks quite interesting It is recommended that the author change the perspective to the side of Xia Ren. Now the protagonist has nothing to look at. He has been brainwashed into being born and cannot be enhanced later. No matter how he writes it to have fun, it actually makes people feel uninvolved. Now it is the main god space, Xia Ren, who represents the power of the human race, fighting against Xia Ren who is controlled by the extraterrestrial demon system. Finally, Xia Ren is awakened by Xia Ren at the end, sacrifices himself, and defeats the black hand behind the system.

Cool article, has lost the essence of infinite horror, fool style

It's hard, I want to see the main character come to life, what are you writing now? Is it off topic? I also copied all the bad points from the original work and made them into fan-made creations. Can I give it a little more freedom?

. . . When a supporting character is more charming or fun than the protagonist, then doesn't the protagonist become a clown I wonder if the author realizes that the plot of the clone protagonist is more popular.

In Zhenlezi's novel, the protagonist takes pleasure in his teammates and clones, the readers take pleasure in the protagonist, and the author takes pleasure in the characters and the readers. I am helpless. The perception is getting worse and worse, and I can't stand it anymore. The author should really learn where the boundaries of fun are and what kind of fun readers want to see.

The protagonist really deserves to die... He is a complete villain, and he is also a very annoying villain.

The good fun at the beginning lies in the system's "public order and good morals" demerit points, which is fun but not evil. I don't know why I went astray now. I feel purely evil and unable to feel happy.

The protagonist actually doesn't have any nefarious or evil operations. He can realize all kinds of (distorted) dreams and can make dumplings at any time. He could just arrange it casually and say "Wow, wow, we wrongly blamed you", but the problem was that the clone shrimp did it for him, and this unscrupulous behavior was amplified. The plot design of the Demon team battle highlights this problem. First of all, why does the protagonist want to destroy the world? The protagonist is basically invincible, and the commonly used abilities are all given by the system. At this time, he does not consider maximizing abstraction but wants to maximize points. What is the purpose of even proposing a strategy of annihilation that can be used before but has never been used before? All I can think of is to create a greater conflict with the clones, and to allow the clones to save the world and destroy it. If the shrimps hadn't appeared, even if the world was destroyed, the protagonist would probably be amusing himself, making a boy or girl for the natives, rushing forward to get the antidote, and ending up with a false alarm. Then, this plot is too serious, with all kinds of rhetoric, various detailed descriptions of Chacha's death, and the big brother, which is quite royal, but it is not suitable for this book. Also, from the description of the corruption in the orphanage, it can be seen that the author also wanted Xiabi to become abstract, but he also made Xiabi strong-willed, which made the protagonist more clownish and made it difficult to understand what the author wanted to do. At this time, the protagonist still has a good life, but the impression has dropped significantly, from an abstract fun person to a villain clown. Abstract structural works like this come out of a strong-willed noble person, who is still hostile. To be honest, it's too fragmented, and it won't work unless it collapses. In the end, Spider-Man's life sucked, it ended abruptly, he didn't understand why, he had stereotyped lines and stereotypes. I won't comment on it if I haven't read it later.

I think the Devils team is interesting, I want to see it there

Changing the protagonist is a very outrageous thing, even a clone cannot be the protagonist. Although the protagonist is indeed disgusting and unfair now, this problem can be easily solved. It is a matter of mentality change. For example: The mentality has changed from being self-centered to benefiting the world (many historical novels, fantasy novels such as "The Lord of the World"). The mentality changes from cultivating immortals to adhering to human nature (such as the chapter of mortals and immortals turning into mortals). I still stick to my previous idea. The protagonist should be beaten to death by the clone sit-ups once in the biochemical copy, and then be resurrected by Zheng Zha. This can not only restore life, but also give a reasonable motivation to fine-tune his mentality.

A group of the protagonist's subordinates are about to run away. There are too many clone scenes. The subordinates also betrayed and rebelled secretly. The part after Lao Zhan let Zhao go is really boring.

Why isn't the protagonist called Hao Jian😜

It's not as fun as a talented player's clone Nika who has an idea.

The author should be cautious about the idea of ​​replacing the original body with the clone in the comment area. Although Xia Ren and the system are beasts, first of all, they are called beasts only partly because of it, and there is also the big reason of not being alive. Secondly, Hongren's character, ability, and popularity are the foundation of Xia Ren and the system. Without Xia Ren's work and system rewards, where would Hongren's ability and character come from? If it weren't for Xia Ren's beastly contrast, how could Xia Ren's righteous and passionate character be loved? If there is no plan to change the protagonist in the initial outline, don't change the protagonist casually. For the following plot, I have two suggestions for reference only: First, Xia Ren won, but Xia Ren was shocked mentally.

The creation is stuck On the one hand, it is useless to flaunt morality, but on the other hand, it still maintains basic morality. What do you want to do with the original characters? A group of young men will backstab sooner or later, or engage in breeding. On the one hand, it highlights the shamelessness of the protagonist, and on the other hand, it still retains basic morality. It can only be said that the shaping is not good, and it is quite uncomfortable. Clone creation is not good, but at least it is better than the protagonist.

I feel lifeless, and the main character feels more and more dehumanized.

The ending sucks, this is a real clown ending

I'm not very satisfied with the ending, it's a bit bad, but it's okay given the ending, so that's it

The last two hundred words are unfinished, but judging from the update time, it seems that there is an ending.

Is the author going to do sit-ups again?🙂🙂

The ending is full of flowers, the author's ending is okay And the previous part gave me a lot of fun Is it an online novel? Happiness is the most important thing

It's not good to watch, the main character is just disgusting, and the ending sucks

This is winning the Easter match 🙂